Generate an editable End User License Agreement for a mobile app, desktop product, SaaS platform, or plugin—with App Store, Google Play, license-control, and open-source review prompts.
Copyright can protect software without a EULA, while a clear license agreement records the additional permissions, restrictions, product terms, and remedies you intend to use.
Explicitly establish ownership of your source code, algorithms, and designs. Prohibit reverse engineering, decompilation, and unauthorized redistribution with clauses drafted for review against applicable law.
Define exactly how your software can be used — single device or multi-device, personal or commercial, individual or enterprise. Set installation limits, seat counts, and redistribution rules.
Apple applies its Standard EULA unless a valid custom one is supplied, and publishes minimum terms for custom iOS EULAs. Google places responsibility for a developer's EULA on the developer. PolicyForge prompts for both sets of platform considerations; store approval is not guaranteed.
Using React, Node.js, or other open source libraries? Record the libraries and license facts you know, then add review prompts for attribution, notices, source offers, and copyleft questions. PolicyForge does not scan or certify dependency-license compliance.
A mobile game needs different license terms than enterprise SaaS. Our AI generates platform-specific clauses for your exact software model.
App Store and Google Play EULA drafting prompts for licensing, in-app features, device permissions, data use, and platform-specific terms.
Windows, Mac, and Linux license agreements. Installation limits, activation keys, offline usage rights, auto-update permissions, and hardware binding restrictions.
Subscription licensing, multi-tenant architecture terms, API usage limits, data portability on cancellation, uptime commitments, and feature access tiers.
Virtual goods ownership, in-game currency terms, multiplayer conduct rules, user-generated content licenses, anti-cheat provisions, and streaming rights.
WordPress plugins, browser extensions, IDE add-ons. Host platform compatibility, dependency disclosures, update distribution rights, and marketplace compliance.
Rate limits, API key management, commercial vs. non-commercial usage, data processing terms, SDK redistribution rights, and developer documentation licensing.
+ Termination rights, updates policy, export compliance, open source attribution & more
Define exactly what users can and cannot do — from installation limits and commercial use to redistribution and derivative works. The grant and restrictions work together to define your complete license scope.
Explicit ownership statements, reverse engineering restrictions, ownership terms, and enforcement options. Review mandatory exceptions and jurisdiction-specific enforceability before publishing.
App Store and Google Play drafting prompts. No credit card required. Review the current platform terms before publishing.
Covers iOS, Android, desktop, SaaS, plugins & APIs
Apple publishes a Standard EULA and minimum terms for a custom EULA. Google Play's agreement assigns EULA responsibility to the developer. PolicyForge can build one cross-platform draft with platform-specific review prompts, but it cannot guarantee one document satisfies every marketplace or jurisdiction.
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Three steps to an editable EULA draft you can review against your software model, launch markets, and platform terms.
Tell us your platform (iOS, Android, desktop, web), software type, licensing model, and whether you use open source dependencies.
PolicyForge creates an editable draft with license grants, restrictions, ownership, warranty, liability, and platform-specific review prompts based on your answers.
Download in HTML, TXT, or PDF. Integrate into your installer, app, or website. Scheduled monitoring can flag developments for review; you approve every EULA update.
These common drafting gaps can create ambiguity or conflict with your product model, dependency licenses, or distribution terms.
If reverse-engineering limits matter to your license, state them clearly while preserving mandatory exceptions under applicable law and open-source terms.
Define permitted devices, users, commercial use, transfer, and redistribution. A vague grant makes the intended license scope harder to understand and enforce.
Compare a custom iOS EULA with Apple's published minimum terms and review Google's distribution agreement. Platform rules change and approval is never guaranteed by a generator.
Open-source duties depend on the exact license, version, modification, linking, and distribution model. Maintain an inventory and verify attribution, notice, source, and copyleft duties.
Warranty exclusions and liability limits are subject to consumer law and other mandatory rules. Draft them for the product and jurisdiction instead of copying a universal disclaimer.
Explain when the license ends, what notice or cure applies, and what happens to access and data. Termination rights and remedies should match the product and applicable law.
The questionnaire distinguishes a SaaS subscription license from a desktop perpetual license and uses those facts to select relevant drafting prompts for review.
Generate an organized first draft before professional review. This can reduce blank-page work without replacing advice on enforceability, platform terms, or launch markets.
Software licensing laws evolve. App store requirements change. PolicyForge offers 180+ country options for drafting prompts and scheduled monitoring can flag developments for review. You approve each EULA update before it is published.
Draft ownership, takedown, account-enforcement, and reverse-engineering provisions from your facts. Available remedies and enforceability still depend on law and evidence.
Platform claims reviewed August 11, 2026. Check the live terms before submitting an app.
Everything you need to know about EULAs and software licensing.
Want to see how the pros do it? Read our analysis of 10 real EULA examples from Apple, Steam, Adobe, Minecraft and more, or start from our free EULA template.
Define the license you intend to grant, add platform-specific review prompts, and publish only after checking your product, dependencies, jurisdictions, and current store terms.
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